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... the winter theatres, the went to Liverpool, whereahe mar. ried the prompter Powell, and was shortly afterwards engaged Drury, lane. She original gprr/ra in Monk Lewis drama of the Sprctrf, and undertook that character when eyery other actress of high ...
... or of ordinary informers. Tbe Patent Theatres have not been very prosperous speculations since the first alteration of Drury-lane, by which it was changed from theatre holding 850/. to a theatre holding 700/— M.Chron. Useful Discovery —We have received ...
... Esterhasy seriously indisposed, and has been confined two days his bed. * Mr. Srrle, of the Coburg, has a new tragedy coming nut Drury-lane Theatre, in ch Mr.Macready is to perform the principal character The total annual receipts of Missionary, Bible, Education ...
... turbulent ordeal of London audience:” by such judicious experiment, Mr. Macready seemed Ihe success of Lord Byron’s Werner” at Drury-Lane, which, a few years before, had been all but condemned at Covent-Garden; and thus, to works of real merit now slumbering ...
... besides host not now remembered. In 1813, in consequence of a quarrel respecting the amount of his salary. he joined the Drury-lane company, making his first appearance there in Sir Able Handy ; here he remained until the 31st May, 1824 when he took his ...
... purveyor* of the good things of this world.— The cook-shops and gin-shops, were filled from an early hour. One eating-house in Drury-lane, actually cut up two rounds of beef before twelve o’clock, A party of about fifty passed along Fleet-street, two and two ...
... be opposed, it is believed, by least six other candidates, amongst whom Mr. Stephen Price is spoken of with confidence. Drury Lane. —Eight of the principal actors the Drurylane company, Parrcn, Wallsck, Cooper, &c. fire, have declared that they will give ...
... months ago, when I constructed my underplot anew; and having done my best to obviate objections, presented the Hunchback to Drury.Lane, from which establishment 1 subsequently withdrew it, because was not treated with the attention which 1 thought it merited ...
... the wull he strictly adhered to Apply to WICtIAM RAVENB Merchant; WILLIAM BELL, No I, King- Street; or, to HENRY FOX, 33, Drury-Lane. Liverpool, 21st April, 1832. 1*176 FOR PLYMOUTH AND LONDON, HIS MAJESTY’S WAR-OFFICE STEAM PACKET, LORD HI. AY Y, T. WILSON ...
... FASHION AND TABLE TALK. It is whispered in the circles of the Court, that their Majesties will shortly visit Drury-lane and Covenl-garden theatres, which they have hitherto been prevented from doing in consequence of the Queen’s extreme solicitude and ...
... The piece, however, was transferred Covent-gatden, because another on the same subject had been previously received at Drury.lane, and, after all, it first came out at Glasgow, the part of Virginius being performed with great applause by Mr. Cooper. ...
... solid and substantial pleasures, than all the glided visions which artful and interested theorists can supply.— Magazine. Drury-lane Theatre closed for the season on Friday night, on which occasion Mr. Wallack delivered the following Address;—“ Ladies ami ...